Ryan Seacrest 'did not have any kind of stroke' on TV, according to rep
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Ryan Seacrest is taking some much needed R&R.
The "American Idol" and "Live with Kelly & Ryan" host, who has been working from home during the coronavirus quarantine, made headlines on Sunday night when he didn't appear like his usual self.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}During the singing competition show's finale, Seacrest had viewers concerned when his speech seemed slurred and it appeared like he couldn't open his left eye completely.
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The brief moment had Twitter users worried that the Emmy-winner suffered a mild stroke on TV.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}"Is @RyanSeacrest okay? Not making light of this. He went from normal to his speech being off and his eye shutting halfway," a concerned fan wrote.
Seacrest's rep told People magazine that the media personality is just fine.
"Ryan did not have any kind of stroke last night," his rep said in a statement. "Like many people right now, Ryan is adjusting to the new normal and finding work-home balance, with the added stress of having to put on live shows from home."
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}"Between 'Live with Kelly and Ryan,' 'American Idol,' 'On Air with Ryan Seacrest,' and the Disney Family Singalong specials, he has been juggling three to four on-air jobs over the last few weeks and he’s in need of rest," added the rep. "So today he took a well-deserved day off."
"Idol" mentor Bobby Bones previously praised Seacrest's work ethic and talent.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}“Ryan’s the greatest of all time at what he does,” he told People. “I don’t think Ryan ever gets nervous — he’s the GOAT of hosts. I don’t really consider myself a host as much as someone who can be funny and hopefully help people."
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Bones added, "Ryan is the greatest — I talk to Ryan almost every day at this point and he’s just like, ‘Okay, we’ve got A, B … he’s just so good at what he does. Ryan’s not worried. If he is, I can’t tell."